KarateGrandma

[Bethers]

Hi Karate Grandma -
Glad to have you with us. Sorry for the delay in your post getting approved, but it was hiding on someone else's thread, so I just split it off and gave you your own intro. You'll get the hang of the forum, I hope, cuz we're glad to have you with us.

And, no, not just men can do this - and, as a matter of fact, there are more solo women than there are men - so maybe we women are better at it solo than the guys are. (smiling, but serious).

Lots of us here who can give you support, so I hope you come on back and sit with us - ask questions, read, get answers, give answers ... and share of yourself.

My first question for you - is what would you like us to call you?

[AlmostThere]

Welcome to the forum.
I think most of us are scared spitless at first. It's just a matter of doing it and getting comfortable with your particular setup. Perhaps you have someone that can help with some driving lessons.

[Sandersmr]

I figure if I don't drive the thing, I'm going to spend a lot of time at home sitting staring at the TV. Besides the truck is my daily driver, so driving the truck is no big deal. It's putting that tail on it that takes some getting used to. But it gets easier all the time.

[Dawn309]

Welcome. You can do it. You have already taken the first step and driven 15 miles. The ladies here are fantastic and will give you lots of support and guidance.

Keep at it,
Dawn

[cpatinjones]

Welcome to the forum!

[WickedLady]

Take a short trip to a nearby campground to get your feet wet if that is possible.

[BirdbyBird]

Glad you found us. Yes you can do it. And if this combination of Truck and trailer isn't what you feel the most comfortable with...there is always the future the next "trade" Jump in as you want, share, ask questions and read all you can. Anything is possible!

[Travelinana]

Welcome to the forum. I knew you would get lots of help and encouragement. I don't tow anything and I would be scared too. Practice is always the key...Good Luck and keep us posted